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my first time ever hearing system of a down went exactly how you would expect…

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@TeddyGreyOS Creator 2 years ago (edited) Pinned

“Spiders” or “Question” next?
Whichever one is commented most below wins!

Also, small disclaimer: this video was blocked after being up for a month, so I distorted the music video and was allowed to reupload. Since this reaction I went onto listen to an entire hour of SOAD in one sitting and it probably went exactly how you’d think it would. Here’s the link : https://youtu.be/KuPabATJa_k 🫡

@Jesscorpio 2 years ago

the guitarist (Daron Malakian) said "The song is about how when people die, they will be regarded differently depending on the way they pass. Like, if I were to die from a drug overdose, everyone would say I deserved it because I abused drugs, hence the line ‘Angels deserve to die.’"

@TheGothicKratos 2 years ago

Teddy: "Why so many drums"

Rock/Metal drummers: "We don't understand the question"

@twinklemagic024 2 years ago

Never apologize for Autism…unless it’s to say “sorry you’re not at my level”. 😂💞

@Lexafon 2 years ago

Toxicity is an album without a single bad song there's only a few albums that can claim that title. Just perfect

@TheDoctorFlay 2 years ago

The more you hear, the more you will fall in love with Serge's voice.
Few can compete with his vocal gymnastics.

@HeatherWilliams-hc3wd 2 years ago

My daughter is autistic and this is her favorite song. She HAS to listen to it on her way to school EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.

@davidhuffman1173 2 years ago

Fun fact: this song came out months before the September 11 2001 attacks in America. As a result, the band was questioned by the FBI about whether or not their music was somehow a “call to arms” for Muslim extremists. Fortunately it turned out they were let go and no correlation was discovered. But the fact that the band almost ended up in Gitmo is frightening.

@Gen_Dun 2 years ago

1:12 My man said "Gentle Rock Music" - I wheezed real hard! :face-blue-smiling:

@CrunchyPaints 2 years ago (edited)

literally the goats of metal. the song is about how victims of suicide get criticized for taking their own life and how theres a lack of empathy or understanding.

@-8l-924 1 year ago

9:39 Teddy: “Jesus!”
Serj: sings Jesus’ last Word

@jackpowell9276 10 months ago

Can you imagine finding this in your early teens when you're pissed off with the world and angry. Screaming out the words and dancing around, in your bedroom or at a gig. Absolutely amazing, These guys and many others, tool, Lamb of god, linking park, meshugga, and many others. Just awesome. a way to vent i think.

@tonyzahn8911 2 years ago

The tall bit of a guitar is called the neck. The front of the neck (where the strings are) is called the fret board, and the little metal bars are the frets.

@katieb-je2rg 2 years ago

I’m a 42 yr old mom of 2, I’ve loved this song since it came out way too long ago-when Sing 2 came out and my kids and I were watching and Mrs Crawley was driving her convertible like a maniac blasting and singing to this song I lost my mind. It was great. I love how much you’re digging this one!

@lonktongle 2 years ago

Dude we love you talking about things you don’t know about. You genuinely are interested and we can all see the authenticity in you. Love it bro. Your the absolute gaffer

@lupercal8997 2 years ago

The legendary producer Rick Ruben (who worked on this) called this song the most "important" song he had ever produced.

@juliewexler9506 2 years ago

He's a trained opera singer. That's why it doesn't sound like he's straining. Every song on this album is epic!

@itsybitsypixzie 3 months ago

The sounds from this song really tickles you ESPECIALLY if you're on the spectrum, it's deliciously chaotic which we inherently are.

@MagnaCopiaMoxy 2 years ago

Tears is a proper reaction to the first time you hear this song. An utter masterpiece.

@shehabzaineldine3152 1 year ago

The "you wanted to" is society saying all those things (hiding your scars and forgetting the keys or being a mess in general) is what you want to do, not a result of mental illness... the song is all about society judging mental illness and suicide as a choice, not an afliction